Mild traumatic brain injury: when symptoms linger.: An article from: Trial

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From the supplier: The existence of mild traumatic brain injuries is now commonly accepted and yet they are still difficult to diagnose. People with these injuries could recover in a short time or may never recover and may experience emotional, physical, cognitive and behavioral symptoms that could significantly undermine their quality of life. Attorneys should review past medical records to establish the person's pre-injury condition and hire consultants who can accurately explain the problems. A neuropsychological evaluation is also recommended.

Citation Details
Title: Mild traumatic brain injury: when symptoms linger.
Author: Thomas Galski
Publication:Trial (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 1, 1995
Publisher: Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Volume: 31 Issue: n3 Page: 76(4)

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